by IAG Staff | Mar 24, 2020 | Georgia Pines
In these trying times local leaders are trying to provide hope to their communities in any way they can. That’s why the Rome Board of Tourism launched the #RomeGaStrong Signs of Hope Contest meant to lift spirits in Northwest Georgia. To enter people can...
by IAG Staff | Mar 17, 2020 | Georgia Pines
Despite both national and state level declarations of emergency over the spread of the coronavirus, revelers partook in Tybee Island’s annual Irish Heritage Parade Saturday. City officials, following urging from Mayor Shirley Sessions, postponed the...
by IAG Staff | Mar 10, 2020 | Georgia Pines
Ben Bryson, assistant director of Marshes of Glynn Libraries in Glynn County, paid a special visit to a local elementary school recently. He was delivering free library cards to every first-grader in school, the third straight year he has done so as part of an...
by IAG Staff | Mar 3, 2020 | Georgia Pines
Columbus’ National Infantry Museum is one of the state’s hidden gems – but it’s starting to get some serious national recognition. USA Today in its annual 10Best Readers’ Choice awards named the museum as the “Top Free Museum” in...
by IAG Staff | Feb 25, 2020 | Georgia Pines
One lesser-known historical Georgian is Juliette Gordon Low, the Savannah native who in 1912 established the first U.S. Girl Guide group, the organization which would later become the Girl Scouts of America. Inspired by England’s Girl Guides Low helped develop...
by IAG Staff | Feb 17, 2020 | Georgia Pines
Pop culture and comic conventions have become big business over the past decade, with Atlanta’s DragonCon perhaps being the best known in the region. Some 70 miles northwest of the state’s capital though, Rome is hosting its own convention for comic book...
